Learning & Education

Ian posted May 20, 2022

Good evening, My name is Ian.
I am a undergraduate student working on their bachelors in education and behavioral science. I work well with children in the non verbal spectrum as well as autism spectrum. I have worked at The ACES as a Teacher Support Staff helping to coordinate care for children in the ED spectrum as well. I focus hard on life skills in order to better everyones life. If I don’t know how to do it you can sure count on me to know the next day if not the next hour. So if you are looking for a sitter or a tutor, even a manny feel free to message me.

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Eugenie posted May 17, 2022

My childcare is in a section of the house with a separate entrance and is equipped with Montessori materials which has proven to be a very effective teaching method for young minds. The center has a separate entrance and their own play area so they will be safe at all times.

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Hello! My name is Elizabeth. I am currently in college to become a teacher and have completed many childcare and early childhood education classes. I have 3 years experience homeschooling children with fantastic results! I operate out of my beautiful home in Sendero but I am also available to travel to you!
I teach core STEM subjects to children pre-k through fourth grade as well as art and science and other engaging activities!

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Erin posted February 17, 2022

Hi everyone my name is Erin and I've been Early Childhood Education for a year. I'm going to school to become a professor in Early Childhood Education. I'm still in the process for my AA. I love working with kids and seeing their minds expand when they learn something new is amazing to watch.

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I'm Hévinne. I'm an english teacher. I'm also fluent in Spanish. My mother tongue is portuguese. I'm from Brazil.

I would be happy to help your family with childcare and tutoring.

Looking foward to hearing from you
Hevinne

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They are aimed at harmonizing child-parent relations and developing the child's self-esteem. ⠀
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■ COLLABORATIVE DRAWING (from an early age)⠀
• You can play around the table or on the floor. ⠀
• Spread out a large drawing paper or a piece of Wallpaper and glue it with paper tape to the surface. ⠀
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1️ ⃣ option (INTERESTING): distribute who will be what artistic material. The father can be a wax crayon, the child can be a watercolor, and the mother can be colored pencils or pastels.
2️ ⃣ OPTION (Simplified): draw with the same artistic material, distributing colors among themselves. ⠀
*️⃣Do not be surprised that the child will want to change - it's interesting to feel in the place of others! ⠀
• Draw your own drawing, but on a common sheet. It will be great if you can create a complete image, but it's not terrible if everyone works in their own way, or you get an abstraction. Your task is to find what unites the drawing. ⠀
❇This is the drawing portrait of the dynamics of your family - feel its value. ⠀
🌿 What will this game tell your child? That everyone in this family is a separate person, and together you are one creative team. ⠀
🌿 And also about how different you can be, but how you complement each other. ⠀
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■ Follow ME (from 4 years old)⠀
• The presenter (parent or child) draws the image in parts. ⠀
• After each line or fragment, it shows its drawing to others for a while, allowing them to copy it. ⠀
• Only the host knows what will happen in the end. ⠀
• At the end, compare the results of all participants and discuss what is similar and what is not. ⠀
🌿 What does this game teach your child? Take the initiative, feel yourself in the role of Creator and leader, your significance and value. ⠀
🌿 And this game teaches trust, not only the child, but also the parent. ⠀

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Alot of day care options seem more geared towards toddlers.
Have a first grader and needs the guidance of elementary teachers.
I understand since daycares don't cater to the same age the attention by grade level is split amongst all, but are their any daycares out there that are solely teaching elementary level?
and may help when my son's virtual learning starts up in Fall?

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I feel so bad that I can't take my kiddos to a playground, especially because we live in a city. Any ideas for how to get creative with urban playgrounds since we don't have access to our neighborhood park one?

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I want to teach my daughter how to ride a bike but I don't know if she's too young -- what age did you teach your kiddos?

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Hey mamas! I’m realizing that it’s way more difficult to find multicultural books and toys out there, but representation is really important to my husband and I so we’re looking for any suggestions!

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